Touch The Earth Landscaping

About Touch The Earth Landscaping

By late June the light over Lakeside Park holds until nearly nine, and the lawns down toward the Fond du Lac River hold it too — every blade laid the same direction by the last pass of the mower. Touch The Earth Landscaping mows, trims and edges through the long green middle of a Wisconsin summer, then feeds, aerates and overseeds so the turf can carry the next one. Spring at the foot of the lake starts wet, the ground slow to let go of winter, and that first cleanup is as much about raking the season loose as anything else. Come October the maples along the older residential streets can bury a yard in a single weekend, and hauling those leaves away is its own kind of order restored. What lasts is the thing a person notices walking out to the car: the line where grass stops and walk begins, sharp the whole way down.